Bearded Dragons

Your bearded dragon may poop on you for a variety of reasons, the most common being that they’re either comfortable with you or nervous around you. Both are contradictory reasons …

Bearded dragons can be difficult to take care of, but it becomes significantly more manageable once you’ve established a routine with them. As your bearded dragon ages and grows, its …

Some bearded dragons play dead when they’re feeling threatened, though it’s not always easy to recognize whether they’re actually dead or not. Bearded dragons can hold their breath for extensively …

It’s usually out of fear when bearded dragons run away from their owners. This is because they see you as a predator and run away as a defense mechanism.  On …

When bearded dragons refuse to eat, and their skin appears much darker than usual, it’s often due to high-stress levels. It could be a result of improper temperature in the …

Bearded dragons can harbor unsanitary odors, especially if they accidentally run through their own feces. Sometimes simply letting them soak in water doesn’t get rid of the smell. But can …

Bearded dragons do not drop their tails because, unlike other lizards that can, they do not need to drop them to escape predators. Instead, they use other methods to deal …

You may be surprised to know that your female bearded dragon, who’s never been near a male one, can still lay eggs on its own. But what should you do …

It’s not a good idea to let your dragon eat stink bugs. In fact, it’s not recommended for bearded dragons to eat any wild bugs. Stink bugs may make your …

Sometimes bearded dragons and other reptiles display seemingly strange behaviors that are often normal and instinctual. When dragons display new behaviors, this can cause concern for both new owners and …